Filippo Parodi
Italian sculptor
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Filippo Parodi was an Italian sculptor whose work is associated with the late Baroque period. He was active in Genoa, Venice, and Naples. His style, along with that of Filippo Carcani, is described as proto-Rococo, indicating a transition from the Baroque to the Rococo style. While a more classical late Baroque style was dominant elsewhere in Italy, Parodi's work contributed to the decorative and less structural trends emerging in sculpture during the late 17th century.1
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